How to Recognize the Signs of Quiet Quitting and Take Steps to Prevent It

Workers who are uncertain and uneasy over a range of concerns, from the economic outlook to job-replacing technology, are increasingly pessimistic about their career prospects. Many react by “quiet quitting’’—doing the minimum required by their jobs, disengaged, and unwilling to put in more than the lowest acceptable level of effort. Read on to discover the causes and signs of quiet quitting and strategies to prevent or deal with it effectively.

How to Use Team Building Activities to Boost Morale in the Workplace

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The fun team building programs we’ve delivered lately, whether they’re charity-focused or competitive events, have reunited people. Face-to-face is exciting. It’s rejuvenating. It’s folks getting to see and associate with each other in three dimensions again. Here are three ways team building positively impacts employee morale.

Retention and Recruitment Strategies: How Team Building Helps

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The bad news for employers is that today’s worker shortage isn’t just a temporary blip caused by the pandemic, but is part of a longer-term trend. The good news is that the underlying reasons for worker dissatisfaction are within the control of leaders.

CSR and Employee Engagement: CSR Impact on Employees’ Loyalty

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Employers have to think hard about retention and recruitment. Many are raising wages, but know they need to offer more than a paycheck. How does a company become an employer of choice—a place that people want to join and don’t want to leave? One answer is to emphasize corporate social responsibility (CSR).